Courses

• Biology 70, psychobiology. This is a highly interdisciplinary
  introductory course team-taught by a biologist, a chemist and a
  psychologist.
• Psychology 123, behavioral neuroscience. Building on basic
  neurophysiology, this course examines physiological mechanisms of
  perception, memory and action.
• Psychology 133, psychology and evolutionary theory. Psychology can be
  reorganized and unified with the natural sciences by basing it on
  evolutionary theory. Taught in the format of a graduate seminar.
• Psychology 230, cognitive proseminar. This is part of the
  introductory sequence for beginning cognitive psychology graduate
  students, approaching perception from an active-organism standpoint.
• Psychology 221,visual perception. A review of visual processing
  emphasizing relations of vision with action.